THIS MONTH'S CONTRIBUTORS INCLUDE...
Phil Sutcliffe Sutcliffe first wrote about music in 1974 for Sounds and has never quite stopped. His dad Sam was a First World War Tommy, and Phil has spent recent years publishing his memoir, Nobody Of Any Importance – proceeds to the Red Cross. He writes about Bob Dylan’s Blackbushe concert on page 81. Jenny Bulley It took MOJO’s reviews editor over 30 hours to get from London to Seattle to interview Melbourne’s Amyl And The Sniffers. When she finally met them she was wired, confused, prone to outbursts of expletives. Just right, in fact. She’s only sorry she missed the ‘picking-up a coin between your butt-cheeks’ pre-stage ritual. See page 44. Bill McConkey With a career that has spanned 17 years, award-winning illustrator McConkey continues to be one of the busiest artists in UK…